Invest in companies about to go public

Every year, hundreds of companies go public in the United States. There are three basic ways to go public: initial public offering, direct listing and reverse merger. With every transaction type, a private company is required to file an information statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission. An astute investor can find pre-IPO investment opportunities months before they even appear on an "IPO Calendar" or in the media.

Increasingly, companies are using Regulation CF and Regulation A+ to raise capital from the general public, before they go public. Finding those companies is harder because they tend to be earlier stage. Large companies that engage big investment banking firms don't need your investment capital. They go to 'club' investors who get in well before the IPO. Smaller companies that don't have an investment banking firm need to raise capital directly from the general public. So, there's an opportunity to invest well before the public listing date

At Growth Backers, we help educated investors connect with these entrepreneurs. If you love the idea of investing in early-stage companies before they go public, you've come to the right place.

Companies typically announce their offering and close their financing within a few weeks. Some incentivize their first investors with a very meaningful discount off their stock price or pay a higher dividend yield. These offerings can be very lucrative, so it's important to find opportunities quickly...

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